Discourse rebuild fails with port 443 in use

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Yesterday discourse stopped working, when you try to run the command

/var/discourse# ./launcher rebuild app is an error.

Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint app (fc5fe43d9a3baadebc8c50fe62b740c08a65fe197697f6fb10e010541e390474): Error starting userland proxy: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:443: bind: address already in use.

http://pastebin.com/TB8gzv5p

My app.yml
http://pastebin.com/WNp5tMk7

When trying to enter the site, I get the error “SEC_ERROR_EXPIRED_CERTIFICATE”

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Is it related to Let’s Encrypt issues?

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Yes, Let’s Encrypt said that the certificate is completed

Your certificate (or certificates) for the names listed below will expire in 9 days (on 29 Nov 16 04:54 +0000). Please make sure to renew your certificate before then, or visitors to your website will encounter errors.

I tried to update the team
root@user:/var/discourse# rm -rf /var/discourse/shared/standalone/ssl
root@user:/var/discourse# rm -rf /var/discourse/shared/standalone/letsencrypt
root@user:/var/discourse# ./launcher rebuild app

I tried to update it with the command
But it didn’t help(

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You have something using the 443 port on the host. Please remove it and try again.

netstat -tulpn | grep 443
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Here’s the result

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How can I remove it?

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sudo apt remove nginx

Why did you install nginx on the host? If you installed it by accident it may be safe to remove.

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Now here’s a line, but the site is not working.

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Did you rebuild after removing outside nginx?

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First I removed nginx, then this command /var/discourse# ./launcher rebuild app
discourse and not working(

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First, like I said:

If you installed it by accident it may be safe to remove.

Looking again trough your pastebin:

  1. Your SMTP user & password is there, please remove

  2. You were setting Discourse to a higher port, so you were using nginx to host anything else right? So you shouldn’t remove the outside nginx

  3. IF you are running a reverse proxy outside the docker container, you can’t use the Let’s Encrypt template inside the docker container. You must get SSL in another way.

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Thank You))) Understood))
After removing Nginx
in the yml file changed - “25654:80” # http 80:80

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@Falco I have been having issues with port 443 and Let’s Encrypt as well probably due to the fact that I unintentionally installed Discourse behind nginx following the instruction here.

Is there a way to safely reverse this process? Sorry I am not a professional programmer. :confused: